Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-27

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There is not much to say about goods that
look cheap IN an advertisements The quality
Of tho fabric can't change itself to suit the sub
lime descriptions. You feel o disappointment
when yoa come TO handle them, and wonder
why there were not words In the English Ian
guege to give proper description. The song
OF Tho advertisement was in the proper key,
but the stuffs lack poetry. There Is "give-
away sentiment for your ears that your purse
I- not apt 10 feel More than likely, neither
you nor your neighbors fsnd them the proper or
advisable article to purchase. The curtain
drops with your standing on the base OF your
own Judgment We have great faith In you as
a shopper, but think you owe US visit before
you purchase, in order to satisfy your Interest
as to whether the "overy-da penny" I"
articles that are Intended as the proof-tons 10
low prices are not sold cheaper by us. Every
thing you could wish or call for. IL is our inte-
rest TO have tour interest 10 study your ints-
rest-your want--to protect you In qualities,
prices. and styles. mo such stock Of goods
south Of the Potomac" Is the saying of ell that
visit US. We believe this saying Is correct We
warrant every article correct in styls-eorrect
in price-mark. We substantiate this by re-
funding the money In every instance when de-
sired. This has given you q confidence that q
"clap-trap push" could not have done. The
dreamy, the hurIy-nurry, and the purse-drain-
ing, sky-ohserving siorckeepers are, as they de-
serve to be, success OF the past We look to
merited confidence.
There is an exhibition OF French Novelty
Dress Goods on sale now, and you must soc
them. The combinations, a. also the colorinss,
are entirely novel. The English, the French,
and the Germans have been called In requisi-
ton to make up the complete assortment All
have been drawn on for the most tasty designs.
We are not 10 be ouidone In that direction by
any house in this country. Prices from $40 to
s9o a suit
Silk Materials are to bs more used this season.
There is a great activity In them. There Ia a
newnees about them, too, that deserves it The
ralt-sils dress. as change. has to make way
for the necessary silk Dress as matter Of fash
ion. New Colorings, New Combination. Our
stock was never SO deserving OF your attention.
MOI we do not forget the prices. They begin
from 50c. yard up. The best MAKES and
lowest prices Is our part. Compare prices anu
qualities OF other houses with ours. Not much
trouble TO do that. II will make you feel better
10 knos you are getting bargain.
The Lace and Embroidery Departments have
been too small. Ordinarily they are large
enough. but not for tho present occasion. A
special purchase-tbat means spesiai prices
You who know the price-values of Hamburgs
arc as quick to perceive the down-price as II we
had columns to say about them. IIsmbIrgs
from &c. a yard to sl.49-all the prices between.
None much over ono half value. VIII bo on
sale of the last counters 10 rear OF the FIRST noor
Monday.
Black, White. and Fancy Laces 10 narrow
widths to founcing-all qualities. There Is a
" take-me. quick price on them that you are
likely to appreciate.
-Four more cases Of Muslin Underwear are
opened. We begin to be oyer-f III. Price them
and then try and get the material at tn price
wc charge for some Of the garments. There are
Children's Long and Short Dresser among
them; Ladies' Dressing sacques-boxes after
boxes piled on each other, and yet the dupli-
Gates are stored on the thir foor. Ssles-ro)m
for them on second floor.